2023 PBRN Conference Call for Papers is now closed

Submission Deadline: Midnight CENTRAL March 13

Submission system is closed

We invite you to submit presentation proposals for NAPCRG’s 2023 Practice-based Research (PBRN) Conference happening May 31 - June 1, 2023, at the Hyatt Regency in Bethesda, Maryland.

Submissions relating to primary care research topics of interest to community clinicians, practice facilitators, study coordinators, and network leadership are encouraged.

 

Submission Categories

  1. Oral Presentations for Completed Research
  2. Oral Presentations for Research in Progress
  3. Poster Presentation for Completed Research
  4. Poster Presentation for Research in Progress
  5. Workshops

General Information for All Submissions

  • Anyone wishing to present in one or more of the above categories must submit a proposal.
  • All submissions must be completed online by the posted deadline.
  • Submissions must meet all requirements of the proposed category.
  • Do not submit the same proposal in more than one category.
  • If you would like to partially complete the submission and return at a later date, click the “Save and Resume”
  • Questions with a red asterisk * must be answered for your submission to considered complete. Incomplete submissions will NOT be reviewed.
  • All accepted presenters must register for the conference and pay the applicable registration fee.

Submissions Accepted on Any of the Following Research Topics

  1. Behavioral Health
  2. Chronic Care Management
  3. Community Engaged Research
  4. Dissemination/Implementation
  5. Health Disparities/Health Equity
  6. PBRN Infrastructure/Network Operations
  7. Practice Facilitation/Quality Improvement
  8. Prevention
  9. Proposal Development/Study Design/Analytic Methods
  10. Shared Decision Making/Collaborative Deliberation
  11. Stakeholder Engagement
  12. Technology
  13. Training
  14. PBRN Response to COVID-19

Submission Questions
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Need more help? Email: conference@napcrg.org

 

Submission Categories

Purpose: Provide an opportunity for a focused presentation and discussion of a completed project on a topic related to practice-based research, including outcomes and results. Research for this category must be complete at the time of the Call for Papers submission deadline.  

Time: 15 minutes will be allotted for individual oral presentations. (up to 10 minutes for presentation followed by 4-5 minutes of Q&A).

Submission Requirements:

  • Title
  • Abstract (2,500 characters - background, setting & participants, methods, results, and conclusion)
  • Research Category
  • Learning Objectives (minimum of two required)
  • Relevance Statement (why is this research important in layman’s terms)

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Purpose: Provide an opportunity for a focused presentation and discussion of an in-progress project on a topic related to practice-based research, including initial data and/or expected results. 

Time: 15 minutes will be allotted for individual oral presentations. (up to 10 minutes for presentation followed by 4-5 minutes of Q&A).

Submission Requirements:

  • Title
  • Abstract (2,500 characters - background, setting & participants, methods, results, and conclusion)
  • Research Category
  • Learning Objectives (minimum of two required)
  • Relevance Statement (why is this research important in layman’s terms)

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Purpose: Use a visual summary to share information and provide one-on-one discussion opportunities of a presenter’s completed project on a topic related to practice-based research.  Research for this category must be complete at the time of the Call for Papers submission deadline. Distribution of handouts is encouraged. Audiovisual equipment is not provided.  

Time: Staffing your poster during dedicated poster walks; approximately one hour. 

Submission Requirements:

  • Title
  • Abstract (2,500 characters - background, setting & participants, methods, results, and conclusion)
  • Research Category
  • Learning Objectives (minimum of two required)
  • Relevance Statement (why is this research important in layman’s terms)

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Purpose: Use a visual summary to share information and provide one-on-one discussion opportunities of a presenter’s in-progress project on a topic related to practice-based research.  Distribution of handouts is encouraged. Audiovisual equipment is not provided. 

Time: Staffing your poster during dedicated poster walks; approximately one hour. 

Submission Requirements:

  • Title
  • Abstract (2,500 characters - background, setting & participants, methods, results, and conclusion)
  • Research Category
  • Learning Objectives (minimum of two required)
  • Relevance Statement (why is this research important in layman’s terms)

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Workshops should be presentations on research skills development that involve audience participation. The number of workshops we can accept may be limited due to available space and time.

Time: 90 minutes 

Submission Requirements:

  • Title
  • Abstract (2,500 characters - rational, audience participation, content to be presented, evaluation method, and prerequisite knowledge)
  • Research Category
  • Session Description (used for published conference materials)
  • Schedule (workshop timeframe, including breakouts)
  • Audience (describe who you expect to be most interested in attending)
  • Learning Objectives (minimum of two required)
  • Relevance Statement (why is this research important in layman’s terms)

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Funding for this conference was made possible [in part] by 1R13HS029438-01 from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). The views expressed in written conference materials or publications and by speakers and moderators do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Department of Health and Human Services; nor does mention of trade names, commercial practices, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.